Posts Tagged ‘Indigenous economic empowerment’
Peguis First Nation: Building Strength in Export Markets
Peguis First Nation leads Indigenous trade with diverse exports from clean energy to traditional goods, building economic sovereignty and market strength.
Read MoreYouth Entrepreneurship: A Tradition of Raising the Future
Indigenous youth lead Canada’s entrepreneurial surge, starting businesses at 5x the national rate and contributing $50 billion annually to economic growth.
Read MoreLiquefied Natural Gas Exports Indigenous Communities
Indigenous-led $6B+ LNG projects like Cedar LNG drive Canada’s economic reconciliation and reshape global export strategy.
Read MoreMembership 101
Indigenous Chamber of Commerce connects Indigenous & allied businesses through membership, training, advocacy & networking.
Read MoreTraining Series Panellists: Empowering Indigenous Leadership
ICC workshop will feature three expert panellists who share insights on mentorship, governance, cultural values and building inclusive workplaces rooted in reconciliation.
Read MoreArctic Defence Spending: How Will it Impact Indigenous Communities?
Arctic defence spending is set to increase under the current administration, potentially disrupting the lifestyle of Indigenous communities.
Read MoreICC Celebrates Southland Mall Re-Opening
The ICC proudly attended the celebration of the reopening of the Southland Mall in Winkler, Manitoba.
Read MoreThe Métis Story: From Past to Present
The Métis people founded the province of Manitoba, yet continue to fight for their rights.
Read MoreOodena Gas & Convenience Grand Opening: A Milestone in Indigenous Economic Sovereignty
Oodena Gas & Convenience opens as first Indigenous-owned business on Naawi-Oodena, marking a historic milestone in economic reconciliation.
Read MoreUnlocking Opportunity: Free Trade and Movement Agreements for Indigenous Communities Across the U.S. – Canada Border
Indigenous-led free trade agreements between the U.S. and Canada could modernize Jay Treaty rights, supporting cross-border commerce and sovereignty.
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